Amusements at Soldiers Reunion Parade Cavalry Exhibitions
Chattanooga Tenn May 9 1913 reunion events amusement features in Confederate veterans gathering May 27 to 31 promise both pleasure and education. Southwestern railroads offer one cent mile fare boosting turnout from Texas TransMississippi and eastern states. Parades May 27 by sponsors and maids and May 28 by Sons of Veterans plus visiting military groups. Daily airship flights, a twenty-show midway, free grounds for veterans and free shows inside. The Pied Piper of Hamelin performed by 1800 participants in a pageant at Warner Parks.
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Herald
Chattanooga
Tenn
Confederate Veterans
Southwestern
Southeastern
Old Confederacy
Texas
TransMississippi Department
Sanm
Hamelin
War reunion week plans near Yough towns and battlefield visits
The article describes safe access near the airship site for spectators from a camp area, with routes to the battlefield fields enhanced for reunion week. It promises hospitals rest rooms free ice water and refreshment stands to ease visits while noting education about war operations around Chattanooga. It also includes an advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound praising relief from coughs with a customer testimonial from Poole at 2217 California St Omaha.
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Ner Park
Otaling
Chattanopea
Omaha
Ohio
Moley
Poole
California St
Foley
Woldridgh Co
Adyt
IS AT LAST IN NASHVILLE WEATHER BUREAU KIOSK
Section Director Roscoe Nunn has received all iron parts for the weather bureau kiosk. Construction was awarded to W B Garrett. other contrasts include Joseph H Peter Co for foundation and Warren Bros glazing. The delicate instrument will be sent from the weather bureau for installation, with sod and bark fully prepared on the grounds.
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Nashville
Roscoe Nunn
Weather Bureau
W. B. Carrett
Stone
Joseph H. Peter & Co
W. B. Garrett
Warren Bros
J. Mi
Nunn
Branham Hughes Team Shut Out by Dixie College
Branham Hughes lost 0 to 8 to Dixie College of Cookeville at Sulphur Dell Nashville. Hurt pitched well with twelve strikeouts while Jones fanned sixteen for the Dixies. the Br andham team committed many errors amid a shaky outing. Superintendent John P. Graham signed promotion certificates for Moore Institute pupils Roy Charles Hall Vivian Hall Helen Park Mattle Bond Wilkes J V McKibbon John R Coffey Ladye Love Horns Lillian Batley and Florence Knapko for Spring Hill School.
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Branham & Hughes
Dixie College of Cookeville
Sulphur Dell
Nashville
Hurt
Jones
Dixies
John P. Graham
Moore Institute
Roy Charles Hall
Vivian Hall
Helen Park
Mattle Bond Wilkes
J. V. McKibbon
John R. Coffey
Ladye Love Horns
Lillian Batley
Por Spring Hill
Florence Knapkio
Webster and Howard Dairy Fire Destroys Plant
A fire at the Webster and Howard dairy two miles south of town Thursday night destroyed the mill house with separators and equipment for dairy operation. Estimated losses range from 1000 to 7500 dollars with no insurance. No cows or barns burned. investigators suspect a spark from the engine and boiler room. Alison Webster travels to Nashville to obtain new machinery for continued operations.
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Webster & Howard
Ciss
Landseer
Alison Webster
Nashville
Administrator's Notice for Sallie R. Pickard Estate
J A Harlan administrator with will annexed informs all creditors to present claims against the Sallie R. Pickard estate within six months or be barred by law. The notice is dated February 1941.
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Sallie R. Pickard
Cumberland University Players Poisoned in Murfreesboro Game
Five Cumberland University basketball players, including Wat Herdison, were ptomaine poisoned by a buttermilk ruse during a game against the state normal team in Murfreesboro. Two other normal team members also became ill. three Lebanon reserves traveled for the game, and three sick players remained confined. Doctors say the players are out of danger. CALOMEL and LIV-VER-LAX advertised in the text.
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Cumberland University
Wat Herdison
Murfreesboro
Lebanon
Former Maury Countian Honored By Assembly Election
Rev. M. B. Gabard of Nesbit Mississippi was elected commissioner from the Osford Presbytery to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church meeting in Atlanta next week. At the assembly's close he will take an excursion to Panama to view the Panama Canal construction.
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M. B. Gabard
Nesbit, Miss
Osford Presbytery
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Rey, Godard
Panama
Court enjoins quorumless Tennessee election board case
Nashville May 12 Chancellor Allison grants an injunction blocking the new election commissioners from qualifying and restrains old commissioners and fiscal officers from payments. The bill argues the law unconstitutional for lack of a house quorum. Attorneys from Vertrees, Pitts, Brown and Swiggart represent plaintiffs. Vertrees & Vertrees lead defense. A hearing is set for next Friday. Also an ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin ailments and burns with a testimonial from J T Sossaman.
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Herald
Nashville
Allison
John A. Pitts
Foster V. Brown
Swiggart
Union City
Sam Holding
Columbia
Tennessee
Vertrees & Vertrees
Chancery Court
Esai
Marriage Licenses Issued Saturday in Local Notice
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday for Stephen Brooks and Pauline Pogue, E. A. Lente to Miss Anna Johnson, Seti Allen to Miss Ellen Isbelt. The last couple were married Sunday by Esq T. Y. English. Stephenson Bros. in concea ters for J.V.-VER-LAX.
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Stephen Brooks
Pauline Pogue
E. A. Lente
Mijas Anna Johnson
Seti Allen
Ellen Isbelt
Esq
T. Y. English
Lot Sales for Colored People in Eastern Town
The Regen and Zeller sale on Saturday sold twenty nine lots to colored buyers in the eastern town section. Average price around $90 per lot, total sales $2,678. Buyers showed an eagerness to own homes, with installment plans aiding payment as bidding grew spirited.
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Regen & Zeller
Burglary arrest shocks Mississippi landowner heir
N F Dalrymple, 18, arrested in Chattanooga on burglary charges. Seven docketbooks stolen from a boarding house were found with him. While questioned, he stole $1.50 from the chief’s desk and concealed it in his pocket.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
N. F. Dalrymple
Mississippi
Wes
Roosevelt Aids Sulzer In Direct Primary Campaign
Albany May 9 Governor Sulzer reports receiving letters from Col Roosevelt indicating he will join the governor's committee to organize a statewide campaign for the direct primary bill. The committee plans a series of speaking engagements for Roosevelt.
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Albany
Sulzer
Col. Roosevelt
Martin Adjudged Guilty by Jury in Vanderbilt Librarian Case
G W Martin a Vanderbilt University librarian was found guilty by a jury in a criminal case arising from a letter with alleged defamatory language. The court fined 650 dollars with a six month road sentence. an appeal was filed in the circuit court. A separate suit seeks 15000 dollars in damages by Jesse Howell over the incident and related dispute with his landlord.
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G. W. Martin
Jyeus Howell
I Dugger
BW. Dodson
Danielyliams
W. &. Babb
H. L. Heudie
Tillman
A. H. Foster
Joby Carr
P J.dillman
W. A. Quarteringg
Pink Lamar
Hardison
Culleoka
Jesse Howell
McKnight
Racket List of Bargains and Apparel Items
A wide assortment of clothing and household goods with prices. Items include ladies fleeced vests and union suits, children's outerwear, sweaters, caps, and hats. men’s shirts and drawers. knit toques and aviation caps. plush buggy items. and annex coal hods, shovels, stove porkers, tongs, grates, brooms, nails, soles, corn poppers, lanterns. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars.
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Stephenson
Bled
Piper of
Wilson
Willo
Stephenson Bros
Apt
Dixie College
Cookeville
Graham
Morrison
Webster & Howard Dairy
J. A. Harlan
Admi
Wat Hardison
Maury Countian
M. E. Gabard
Eral Assembly
Grace Portner
Man
W. Va
Cardus
Cardul
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Tena
J BO
Election Board OF Quorumless House
Sam
Crump
J. T. Sossaman
News
Cornelius, N. C
Woldridge Co
REGEN @ ZEITLER
Roosevelt Will J.aid Sulzer
Dean
Martin
Wy Criminal Court
Vanderbilt University
Syi
King
John Supsie
Sanbury
Jay Woldridge C
Redpath
Columbia, Tennessee
F. Swansburg
Prop
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